How to hide photos on your iPhone with iOS 16

Whether you’re planning a special surprise for someone, want to banish the embarrassing photo from your life (but don’t also away) or just want to keep certain images hidden, there are many reasons to hide a photo from your iPhone’s camera roll. Fortunately, iOS 16 supports a quick and easy way to extract specific photos to a locked hidden folder.

While you could simply delete these photos from your iPhone, being able to quickly hide photos on your phone can be invaluable, especially if your phone often ends up in the hands of children or friends. Here we will show you how you can hide your photos on iPhone and iPad. Later on, we will also show you how to remove them from your hidden folder.

But first, here’s how to hide pictures on your iPhone.

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How to hide your photos on iPhone

The fastest way to hide photos on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch is to use the native Photos app. Removes selected images from your main library and they do not appear in search results.

Hidden photos move to dedicated Hidden album, which can be found at albums page and below utilities section there. Also, your hidden album can only be viewed after you unlock it with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device’s PIN.

Step 1: Open Photos application on your iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.

Step 2 – Find the photos you need to hide.

Step 3 – Tap choose located in the upper right corner to open a multi-select menu.

Select multiple photos in iOS 16.

Step 4 – Tap each photo you want to hide.

Step 5 – Tap overflow icon displayed in the lower right corner. Seems (…).

Access the Overflow menu in Photos.

Step 6: Choose Hide option.

Step 7: The selected photos will now be moved to Hidden album listed under utilities in albums eyelash.

How to discover or view hidden photos

Discovering or viewing hidden photos is as simple as navigating to an album page and scrolling down. We’ll show you how.

Step 1: Tap to open Photos application

Step 2: Tap albums tab that appears at the bottom.

Hidden folder in iOS 16.

Step 3Scroll down and tap Hidden folder listed below utilities. At this point, you will be prompted for Face ID or Touch ID to allow access.

Find a hidden folder.

Step 4 – Tap choose button displayed in the upper right corner.

Step 5 – Tap on each photo you want to reveal.

Step 6 – Tap overflow button located in the lower left corner. As before, it resembles an ellipse surrounded by a circle.

Step 7 – Tap Discover option in the popup menu. The photos will then be returned to their original locations. Alternatively, you can touch Add to album to move them to a specific album.

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